One hand holds distraction items, which include noise makers, smoke bombs, distraction flares and the trusty cardboard box. Our hero has a few ninja tricks that will make avoiding detection a lot easier. The levels are flush with obstacles to hide behind, places to stuff dead bodies and explosive traps to set off. Each and every scenario can be tackled in a number of disparate ways, from leaving everybody alive to killing every guard in sight.
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Each map is gigantic, full of wide-open areas, multiple paths and secret passageways. The game's thirteen stages are specifically designed with stealth in mind. After you've mastered the controls and built up your arsenal of attacks, you'll be an unstoppable force that bats his prey around like a cat before going in for the kill. This is a stealth game through and through, but like Rocksteady's recent Batman titles, this is more about toying with your enemies. The real star here is the gameplay, which seems to be channeling both Castlevania and Arkham City. The target is a bearded gentleman with a striking resemblance to The Most Interesting Man in the World from the Dos Equis advertisements.įor much of the game, the actual story isn't the main draw. From here you (and a computer-controlled female ninja) set out on an adventure to get revenge. The tattoo gives our hero all kinds of special powers, but will eventually drive the ninja insane. You play the ninja in question, a super-powered fighting machine that has been marked with a large tattoo. Mark of the Ninjas is not only a strong contender for game of the year, but a new high water mark for all ninja games. With its smooth gameplay, gorgeous artwork and deceptively twisted storyline, there's a lot to love about Klei's newest stealth/action game. Despite being published by Microsoft, Mark of the Ninja has slipped by completely unnoticed. While hiding in the shadows may be a good tactic if you want to perform a stealth kill, it turns out that it's not the ideal way to get people's attention.
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